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Down: 1) Democratic-Republican; "Era of Good Feeling"; Monroe Doctrine---Americas are off-limits to European colonization; Rush-Bagot Agreement-great lakes; Convention of 1818-Eng/US borders; First Seminole War; Adams-Onis (or Transcontinental) Treaty-Florida; McCulloch v. Maryland-Necessary and Proper Clause; Dartmouth College v. Woodward-helped free enterprise; Gibbons v. Ogden-fed. gov power (Gibbons)2) Democratic-Republican; "Corrupt Bargain"; Tariff of Abominations---later leads to nullification crisis during Jackson's presidency; supported Henry Clay's American System--New York's Erie Canal, Cumberland Road into Ohio, Chesapeake and Ohio Canal; Supported tariffs3) Democratic-Republican; Revolution of 1800; Embargo Act/Non-Intercourse Act; Louisiana Purchase; Marbury vs. Madison; Lewis and Clark; Barbary Pirates-Tripolitan War, Chesapeake-Leopard; Hamilton-Burr Duel, Marshall Court-judicial review5) Whig; Famous after Mexican-American War; Threatened to use force to keep the South in the Union; Gold Rush; Compromise of 1850; Fugitive Slave Act6) Republican; Union war hero; Presidency marred by scandals such as the Whiskey Ring, Salary Grab Act, Credit Mobilier Scandal; 15th Amendment; ForceBills/Ku Klux Klan Act; Amnesty Act; Cvil Rights Act; Failure of Reconstruction; First Transcontinental Railroad; Sioux War of 1876-77; The Mining/Cattle Frontier8) Whig; Died after a month in office12) Democratic; Supported the Kansas-Nebraska Act (which would repeal the Compromise of 1850); Gadsden Purchase-Davis; End of the Whig Party-Second Party System; Bleeding Kansas; Brooks vs. Sumner; Ostend Manifesto-Cuba; African American culture/free blacks Across: 4) Democratic; Struggled with sectionalism debates; Know-Nothings split; Dred Scott; Le Compton Constitution; Lincoln-Douglas Debates; Harper's Ferry/John Brown; secession of SC/the Confederacy; Ft. Sumter attempt at relief; Crittenden Compromise (2 days before SC secedes)7) Democratic-Republican; War of 1812---ended in a draw but increased nationalism; Macon's Bill No. 2; Fletcher v. Peck-unconstitutional; Tecumseh and Tippecanoe; War Hawks-Clay/Calhoun; Treaty of Ghent; Hartford Convention-Federalists; First Protective Tariff; The Second Bank of the US 9) Republican; Kept an alcohol-free White House; Took the troops out of the South-Compromise of 1877; Promised to serve only one term; Great Railroad Strike of 1877; Bland-Allison Act; Stalwarts-machine politics/Half-Breeds-Civil service/Mugwumps-didn't like James Blaine(who was suspected of corruption regarding railroads); Munn v. Ilinois; Knights of Labor10) Democratic; "Age of the Common Man"; Defied the Supreme Court regarding the Indians; Vetoed re-charter of the Second Bank of the United States; Kitchen Cabinet; Nullification Crisis---Force Bill; Spoils System; Black Hawk War; Seminole War; Censure of Jackson; Distribution of the surplus; Specie Circular; Maysville Road veto; Peggy Eaton Affair; Charles River Bridge Co. v. Warren Bridge Co.; Webster-Hayne Debate11) Democratic; Mexican-American War; Bear Flag Republic; Guadalupe Hidalgo; Wilmot Proviso; Gold discovered; Mormon migration; Seneca Falls 13) No party; Whiskey Rebellion; warns against political parties and entangling alliances; Jay's Treaty-Britain, Pinkney's Treaty-Spain, Treaty of Greenville-Indians in Ohio; Judiciary Act of 1789-disliked by antifederalists 14) National Union; Struggled with Reconstruction; Opponents-Thaddeus Stevens, Charles Sumner, Edwin Stanton; Black Codes; KKK; Johnson's Reconstruction Plan; Freedman's Bureau; Ex Parte Milligan; 13th Amendment; Civil Rights Act;14th Amendment; Tenure of Office Act; Impeachment; Purchase of Alaska; Laramie Treaty; Homesteading/settlement of California 15) Democratic; Panic of 1837-Jacksonian Democracy; Commonwealth v. Hunt-unions; Trail of Tears; Seminole War and Osceola, Aroostoock War-Maine; The Texas Question; Communalists; Brook Farm; Shakers; Oneidas; Transcendentalists16) Federalist; Alien and Sedition Acts---Virginia/Kentucky Resolutions; XYZ Affair; Barbary Pirates; Quasi (Pirate) War with France (1798-1800)-Convention of 1800; Naturalization Act-stop Democratic-Republican voters; "Midnight Judges"; Election/Revolution of 1800-came too soon (no peace with France)17) Whig; Compromise of 1850; Commodore Perry; Uncle Tom's Cabin; Know-Nothings; Cotton South; Domestic Slave Trade; Planter Elite; Smallholding yeomen/tenants; politics in the South18) National Union; 13th Amendment; Civil War; Assassinated; Inaugural Address; search for a general; Homestead Act; Morrill Land Grant Act; TC railroad; Trent Affair-Britain; Sanitary Commission Draft Riots; Legal Tender Act; Ex Parte Merryman; Copperheads: Clement Vallandigham19) Whig; Active president who made many enemies in Congress; Webster-Ashburton Treaty-land; Annexation of Texas; Connection to the Abolition Movement--Women's Movement; Nat Turner's Rebellion; Division within the Abolitionist Movement-gradualism/immediate manumission
 

 

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